Watch The Late Late Show with James Corden
- Weeknights 12:35 AM et/pt on CBS
- 1 Season, 730 Episodes
- March 23, 2015
- Celebrity & Entertainment, Music
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Actress January Jones; actor John Cena; stand-up comedy performance by Raanan Hershberg
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Actor Steve Buscemi; actor Tim Roth; musical performance by SHAED.
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Actress Rachel Brosnahan; actor RuPaul Charles.
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James welcomes actress Greta Gerwig, filmmaker Noah Baumbach, and a stand-up comedy performance by Demetri Martin.
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James welcomes actor Charlie Hunnam, actor Jesse Tyler Ferguson, and a musical performance by Elbow. (TV-14 D, L)
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James welcomes actress Jane Fonda and actress Lily Tomlin.
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James welcomes actor Bradley Whitford and actor Brett Gelman.
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Corden welcomes Mariah Carey Christmas Takeover (Night 3), comedy with the cast of CATS, featuring Taylor Swift, Jennifer Hudson, Rebel Wilson, Jason Derulo and Francesca Hayward, plus Andrew Lloyd Webber and director Tom Hooper, and Carpool Karaoke with Billie Eilish.
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Guest host Melissa McCarthy; actress Laura Dern; actor Mark Duplass.
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Guest host Ken Jeong; actress Jenny Slate; actress Kristen Schaal; zookeeper Rick Schwartz.
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Guest host Chance The Rapper; actress Taraji P. Henson; rapper Lil Nas X; musical performance by Chance The Rapper.
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Sam Rockwell, Henry Golding, guest host Jeff Goldblum
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Nick Jonas, Vampire Weekend, guest host Anthony Anderson
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Guest host Harry Styles welcomes model Kendall Jenner, actress Tracee Ellis Ross, and a musical performance by Harry Styles.
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Billie Eilish, Ali Wong, guest host Alicia Keys
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James welcomes actress Rebel Wilson and singer Kacey Musgraves.
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James welcomes actor John Travolta, actor Aaron Taylor-Johnson, and director Sam Taylor-Johnson.
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Actress Evan Rachel Wood; actress Melissa Benoist; comedian Mike Birbiglia; musical performance by Bloc Party.
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Actress Kathy Bates; actor/comedian Billy Eichner.
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Actress Jamie Lee Curtis; actor Thomas Middleditch; musical performance by Pardison Fontaine feat. Offset.
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Actor Chadwick Boseman; actress Sienna Miller; actor Stephan James.
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Actress Julie Andrews; actress Kristen Bell.
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Actor Josh Gad; actress Anna Camp; musical performance by Adam Lambert.
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Actress Helen Hunt; musical performance by Dave East.
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Senator Kamala Harris; actor Don Johnson; musical performance by Sleater-Kinney
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Actress Beth Behrs; actor Sam Claflin; musical performance by Grace VanderWaal.
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Actress Laurie Metcalf; musical performance by Billy Lockett.
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Actress Kate Beckinsale; stand-up comedy performance by Andy Haynes.
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Actress Jane Krakowski; director Paul Feig; musical performance by Chvrches.
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Actor Zach Woods; stand-up comedy performance by Chris Garcia.
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Chelsea Clinton.
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Actress Jessica Biel; actress Natasha Lyonne.
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Actor Jason Momoa; actress Alfre Woodard; musical performance by Hollywood Vampires.
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Actor Arnold Schwarzenegger; actress Linda Hamilton.
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Actress/singer Hailee Steinfeld; musical performance by Mallrat.
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Actor John Lithgow; singer Louis Tomlinson; actress Rebecca Ferguson; musical performance by Louis Tomlinson.
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James welcomes actor/director Edward Norton, actress Zazie Beetz, actor/singer Leslie Odom Jr., and a musical performance by Leslie Odom Jr.
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James welcomes actress/author Demi Moore, actress Maggie Gyllenhaal, and a stand-up comedy performance by Jay Larson.
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James welcomes actor Joel Edgerton, singer Harry Connick Jr., and a musical performance by Noah Cyrus.
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James welcomes actor Paul Rudd, actor/comedian Hasan Minhaj, and a musical performance by Anthony Ramos.
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Actor Aaron Paul; astrophysicist/author Neil deGrasse Tyson; musical performance by Sara Bareilles.
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Actor Adam DeVine; actor Kieran Culkin; musical performance by Adam Lambert
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Actor Bradley Whitford; musical performance by King Calaway.
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Actor/singer Ben Platt; actress Zoey Deutch; musical performance by Ben Platt.
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« Previous Ep.Actress Cobie Smulders; actress/singer Kristin Chenoweth; musical performance by Kristin Chenoweth.
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Actress Allison Janney; TV personality Jonathan Van Ness; musical performance by Tom Walker.
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Actress Michelle Pfeiffer; actor Chiwetel Ejiofor; musical performance by George Salazar + Mj Rodriguez.
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Actor Christian Slater; actress Kaitlyn Dever; musical performance by Gary Clark Jr
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James welcomes actress Ellen Pompeo, actor Mike Colter, and a musical performance by Loud Luxury & Bryce Vine.
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James welcomes actress Ashley Tisdale, actor Taran Killam, and a musical performance by Cherry Glazerr and Reggie Watts.
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James welcomes actor Terrence Howard and actor Allen Leech.
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James welcomes actor Rob Corddry, actress Lake Bell, and a stand-up comedy performance by Anna Drezen.
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Actress Michelle Dockery; actor Max Greenfield.
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Actress Kirsten Dunst; actor Billy Porter; stand-up comedy performance by Andrew Orolfo.
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Actress Angela Bassett; actor Jim Gaffigan.
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Actress Constance Wu; actor Neil Patrick Harris; musical performance by Sheryl Crow.
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Actor Ed Helms; musical performance by 5 Seconds of Summer.
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Actor Tony Hale; actress Alexandra Daddario; stand-up comedy performance by Noah Gardenswartz.
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TV personality Kris Jenner; musical performance by Half Alive.
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Actor Sean Hayes; actress Kate Bosworth; musical performance by Charlotte Day Wilson.
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James welcomes actor Orlando Bloom, actress Yvonne Strahovski, and a musical performance by O-Town.
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James welcomes actor-comedian Marc Maron, actress Jillian Bell, and a musical performance by Keane.
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James welcomes actor Dominic Cooper, actor Jonathan Groff, and a musical performance by Red Hearse.
The Late Late Show with James Corden News
The series version of James Corden's popular sketch won't launch on Apple Music this spring.
The James Corden segment will take another run at prime time this spring.
Lovato proves that she's as much a diva as anyone.
The Spice Girl professes her love for bad movies.
Carpool Karaoke is one of the most popular properties on YouTube, and now James Corden is taking steps to protect his brand from imitators by spinning the Late Late Show segment off into its own TV series.
